Math Problem Statement

Simplify or work with the expression 2ax^2 - 3b - bx^2 + 6a.

Solution

The expression shown in the image is:

2ax23bbx2+6a2ax^2 - 3b - bx^2 + 6a

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  1. How do we factor this expression?
  2. Can we collect like terms in this polynomial?
  3. What happens if we substitute values for aa, bb, and xx?
  4. Is this expression a quadratic equation in terms of xx?
  5. How does the structure of this expression change if aa or bb equals zero?

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Algebra
Polynomial Expressions
Factoring
Simplification

Formulas

Factoring polynomials
Combining like terms

Theorems

Distributive Property
Associative Property

Suitable Grade Level

Grades 8-10